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2020 New Faculty

Chaoming Jian

A&S Communications

 Name and title: Chaoming Jian, Assistant Professor, Physics Academic focus: Theoretical condensed matter physics Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Todd Hyster

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Name and title: Todd Hyster, Associate Professor, Chemistry & Chemical Biology Academic focus:  Biocatalysis and organic synthesis Current research project:

2020 New Faculty

Jerel Ezell

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Name and title: Jerel Ezell, Assistant Professor, Africana Studies and Research Center Academic focus: Health disparities and social inequalities Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Alexandra Domike Blackman

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Name and title: Alexandra Domike Blackman, Assistant Professor, Government Academic focus: Middle Eastern politics, history, religion, gender Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Amiel Bize

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Name and title: Amiel Bize, Assistant Professor, Anthropology Academic focus: Economic anthropology (value, capitalist margins, post-agrarian rural life, risk, gleaning) Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Michele Belot

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Name and title: Michele Belot, Professor, Economics  Academic focus: Labor economics, health economics, behavioral economics Current research project:  Randomized controlled trial testing interventions to support job seekers in their search  Previous positions: 

2020 New Faculty

Leslie S. Babonis

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Name and title: Leslie S. Babonis, Assistant Professor, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Academic focus: Evolutionary development, the origin of novelty, invertebrate biodiversity Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Helena Aparicio

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Name and title: Helena Aparicio, Assistant Professor, Linguistics Academic focus: I use a combination of experimental and computational methods to study how humans process and interpret language. Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Chloe Ahmann

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Name and title: Chloe Ahmann, Assistant Professor, Anthropology Academic focus: Environmental anthropology, urban history, United States Current research project: 

2020 New Faculty

Mikail E. Abbasov

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Name and title: Mikail E. Abbasov, Assistant Professor, Chemistry & Chemical Biology Academic focus: Chemical biology, chemical proteomics, activity-based protein profiling, drug discovery, cancer, neurodegeneration, immunology Current research project:

Government

Webinar to examine systemic racism, health equity

What can, and should, faculty members, staff, students and the community be doing in response to institutional racism and its role in shaping health equity?

Astronomy

Mars Perseverance to deliver ‘first zoom cameras’ to another world

A&S Communications

NASA is planning to launch its latest rover destined for Mars on July 30, with an anticipated arrival date on the red planet in February 2021. The rover, named Perseverance, will look for evidence of ancient life and collect soil and rock samples at a part of Mars just north of its equator known as Jezero Crater — the site of an ancient river.

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Humanities

Faculty research group addressing monuments, heritage

Cornell Chronicle

An interdisciplinary group of scholars is exploring “Unsettled Monuments, Unsettling Heritage,” through a grant from the provost's Radical Collaboration task force focused on the arts and humanities.

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Equity

Pollack outlines new initiatives to promote racial justice

Cornell Chronicle

Cornell President Martha E. Pollack sent the following message July 16:

Science and Technology Studies

New book explores maps as tools of political power

Cornell Chronicle

Maps are more than two-dimensional representations of three-dimensional terrain. They are also powerful political tools to control territory, as Cornell sociologist and science studies scholar Christine Leuenberger explains in her new book, “The Politics of Maps: Cartographic Constructions of Israel/Palestine,” co-written with Izhak Schnell of Tel Aviv University.